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[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]. Basically, a
Not to be confused with [[The Mafia|The Family's "Business"]].
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** And the American version of Steptoe, ''Sanford and Son''. Same deal applies.
* ''[[Are You Being Served?|Are You Being Served]]'' was set in Grace Brothers' department store. The ancient Young Mister Grace put in several appearances; his brother Old Mister Grace didn't get about much.
* The business in the Showtime documentary series with the same name as this trope is [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|of course this]]. Being it's on Showtime, you can probably guess what the
** Hint: {{spoiler|The patriarch is better known as Seymour Butts}}.
* [[Pawn Stars]]: The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop is run by Rick and his father, "Old Man" and employs his son, "Big Hoss".
* ''[[The Protector (TV series)|The Protector]]'' episode "Blood" centered on a family run restaurant operated by a mother, her oldest son and her daughter. The younger son wants to open up a second restaurant under the same name to expand the
* [[Little House on the Prairie (TV series)|Little House On The Prairie]] had the Olesons Mercantile and Nellie's Restaurant/Hotel.
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